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Eadie, William (1792-) came from Perthshire, Scotland and married Lucy
Burtch. They settled in Mount Pleasant, Brantford Township, Brant County.
Includes children and grandchildren in Norfolk and Brant Counties and
elsewhere
Earle, John (1771-1845) came to Townsend Township about 1798/9 when he married Mary Averill, daughter of Waterford founder Paul Averill. In 1804, he moved to Otterville, South Norwich Township, Oxford County, then about 1825, moved to Edwards, St. Lawrence County, New York. Includes three generations of descendants in Norfolk and elsewhere. Lewis Earle (c. 1798-1877) married Sarah Brown, daughter of Charlotteville pioneer Samuel Brown and settled in Charlotteville Township. Includes three generations of descendants Eddy, Charles (1755-1830) was born in Gloucester, Rhode Island and married Maranda King. In colonial times they lived at Wilbraham, Massachusetts. They settled in Oakland Township, Brant County. Charles was a cousin of Omri Edy. Includes four generations of descendants in Norfolk and Brant counties and elsewhere Edmonds, Mathew (est. 1760-) and his wife Hannah brought their family from New York to Upper Canada by 1826 and settled in Middleton Township. Their son Oliver settled in Windham Township. Another possible son, George W. Edmonds also settled in Windham Township. Includes four generations of descendants Edwards, Richard (1773-1863) brought his family from England to Charlotteville Township about 1818 and in 1822. By 1825, he and his family settled in Lobo Township, Middlesex County. Includes five generations in Middlesex and elsewhere Edy, Omri (1780-1853) and his wife Mary Margaret Glover lived at Hawkesbury Township, Prescott County, Ontario and settled later in Oakland Township, Brant County. Omri was a cousin of Charles Eddy. Includes three generations of descendants in Norfolk and Brant counties and elsewhere Ellis, Cornwall was a Loyalist in New Jersey during the American Revolution. He came from the Susquehanna River Valley of New York to Walsingham Township in 1793. Includes three generations of descendants Evans, Francis (c. 1801-1858) and his wife Maria Sophia came from
Ireland to Woodhouse Township in 1828. Rev. Dr. Francis was Rector of St.
John’s Anglican Church from his arrival until his passing. Another of this
surname, relationship unknown, James Evans (c. 1793-1859) was a
Lieutenant in the British Army and lived in Ireland and England then settled
in Woodhouse Township by about 1835. Includes children and grandchildren for
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